Mercure London Bankside

71-79 Southwark Street, Southwark, London, Greater London, England

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About Mercure London Bankside

This smart, contemporary hotel forms part of the rejuvenation of the South Bank. With the City of London just over the river and a number of tourist attractions within easy reach. The hotel is well located for both business and leisure visitors. Facilities include spacious air-cooled bedrooms, modern dining in the stylish Loft Restaurant and a bar to relax in. The hotel also has 2 elevators, stairs, 24 hours room service, wifi and a gym free for our guests to work out the stress.

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